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West Coast Groundfish Observer Program Manual, Part2 - NOAA

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CHAPTER 8<br />

Radar and Depth Sounding Devices 46 CFR 28.400<br />

• Vessels with 16 or more individuals, or vessels<br />

operating outside boundary water, that have had<br />

their keel laid or major conversion on or after<br />

September 15, 1991:<br />

• Each vessel must be fitted with a general marine<br />

radar system for surface navigation with a radar<br />

screen mounted at the operating station.<br />

• Each vessel must be fitted with a suitable echo<br />

depth-sounding device.<br />

Communications Requirements<br />

Communications Equipment 46 CFR 28.245,46 CFR<br />

28.375,33 CFR 26.03,47 CFR 80<br />

• Each vessel must be equipped with VHF<br />

radiotelephone communication equipment<br />

operating within 156-162 Mhz band.<br />

• A radio transceiver installed on board before Sept.<br />

15, 1991, operating on 4-20 Mhz band may<br />

continue to be used to meet the requirements for<br />

vessels operating more than 100 miles from the<br />

coastline in Alaskan waters.<br />

• ·All communications equipment must be operable<br />

from the vessel’s operating station and must comply<br />

with FCC requirements including a Ship Radio<br />

Station License.<br />

• ·An emergency source of power, that is<br />

independent of the main power supply, outside of<br />

the main machinery space, and capable of providing<br />

power to communications equipment for at least 3<br />

continuous hours.<br />

8-28 1/30/2004

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